Intensive Czech courses

A base programme from September to May — improve your language and re-apply to university

  • ⏱ 20 ac. hours a week
  • 📅 Sep — May academic year
  • 🛂 D visa long-term visa / residence
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What it is

What is it?

A core programme from September to May for those who already have a foundation in Czech. We raise your level for university admission; the courses also serve as grounds for a long-term visa or residence permit.

What they are good for

Expelled from university
Did not get in the first time
Need to improve the language
Long-term visa / residence
Changing university or major
Preparing for nostrification
Enrolment

How enrolment works

1Request

Leave your details online or visit the office in central Prague. We will tell you about the programmes and answer your questions.

2Choosing a programme

We will pick a programme for your goal: courses by KOVER (type 99 visa) or by ČVUT (type 24 visa).

3Contract and payment

We sign the contract and choose a convenient payment option — in full, in parts or in instalments.

4Enrolment and start of study

We enrol you on the course, help with the visa documents — and you start studying.

Pricing

Tuition pricing

Two programme options — choose the right one. Payment in full, in parts or in instalments is available.

Popular
KOVER courses
from 30,000 CZK type 99 visa
  • In full — 30,000 CZK
  • 2 payments — 16,000 + 16,000 CZK
  • Instalments — 4 × 8,500 CZK
ČVUT courses
from 60,000 CZK type 24 visa
  • In full — 60,000 CZK
  • 2 payments — 32,000 + 32,000 CZK
  • Instalments — 4 × 17,000 CZK

Free consultation

Leave your contact details — we will tell you about the programmes, help you choose a course and arrange a visa or residence permit.

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FAQ

Any questions?

Do I already need to know Czech?

Yes, a basic foundation is needed. The courses are for those who already have a base — the intensive raises your level to what entrance exams require.

When are the classes?

The academic year runs from September to May, around 20 academic hours a week.

Can I arrange a visa or residence permit?

Yes. The courses are legal grounds for a long-term visa: type 99 on the KOVER programme and type 24 on the ČVUT programme. We help with all the documents.

How do KOVER and ČVUT courses differ?

They are different providers, prices and visa types. KOVER — from 30,000 CZK (visa 99), ČVUT — from 60,000 CZK (visa 24). We will advise what suits you.

What happens after the courses?

You will be ready to re-apply: you raise your language level and, if needed, we help with diploma nostrification and submitting applications to universities.

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